Psychoanalytic Perspectives

Volume 18

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Issue 1

12 articles

Editors’ Introduction to Issue 18.1: The Power of Vitalizing Dialogue
Rachel Sopher & Karen Perlman
pp. 1-7
The Anxiety of Growing up: The Developmental Processes in Early Adolescence
Christopher Bonovitz
pp. 8-21
Working with Autistic Children and their Families from a Mentalization Based Therapy for Children (MBT-C) Approach
Norka T. Malberg
pp. 22-42
The Pipe Child and the Cork Child: Infantile Vulnerability and Malignant Symbiosis
Joshua Durban
pp. 43-67
Psychoanalysis Meets Transgender Children: The Best of Times and the Worst of Times
Diane Ehrensaft
pp. 68-91
Uniting Through Pain: Introduction to “Couples Therapy: a Painful Hour, a Pained History”
Melanie Suchet
pp. 92-94
Couples Therapy: A Painful Hour, a Pained History
Nicoletta Skoufalos
pp. 95-102
Encountering the “Other”: Reflections on Skoufalos’ “Couples Therapy: A Painful Hour, a Pained History”
Glenys Lobban
pp. 103-110
“The Tears of Doctor and of Patient”: A Discussion of Skoufalos’ “Couples Therapy: A Painful Hour, a Pained History”
Anthony Bass
pp. 111-115
A Psychodynamic Psychotherapist Dies: Grief and Dismantling a Practice as Professional Executor
Robyn B. Miller
pp. 116-133
Living to Die, Dying to Live: Another Look at Suicidality
Michelle Shubin
pp. 134-148
Global Perspectives on COVID-19
Jill Choder-Goldman
pp. 149-155

Issue 2

12 articles

Issue 3

20 articles

Psychoanalytic Perspectives

Issue 1

Editors’ Introduction to Issue 18.1: The Power of Vitalizing Dialogue

The Anxiety of Growing up: The Developmental Processes in Early Adolescence

Working with Autistic Children and their Families from a Mentalization Based Therapy for Children (MBT-C) Approach

The Pipe Child and the Cork Child: Infantile Vulnerability and Malignant Symbiosis

Psychoanalysis Meets Transgender Children: The Best of Times and the Worst of Times

Uniting Through Pain: Introduction to “Couples Therapy: a Painful Hour, a Pained History”

Couples Therapy: A Painful Hour, a Pained History

Encountering the “Other”: Reflections on Skoufalos’ “Couples Therapy: A Painful Hour, a Pained History”

“The Tears of Doctor and of Patient”: A Discussion of Skoufalos’ “Couples Therapy: A Painful Hour, a Pained History”

A Psychodynamic Psychotherapist Dies: Grief and Dismantling a Practice as Professional Executor

Living to Die, Dying to Live: Another Look at Suicidality

Global Perspectives on COVID-19

Issue 2

A Report from the Field: Providing Psychoanalytic Care during the Pandemic

To a Promised Land: Viral Dreams and Collective Trauma in the Era of COVID-19

Intimate Solitudes: Unique Qualities of Psychoanalysis by Telephone

Playing and Digital Reality: Treating Kids and Adolescents in a Pandemic

Searching for Home: When Racialized Legacies Collide: Authors’ Introduction

The Unthought Sown: The Ghost of Disavowed Racial Identity and the Failure of Imagination

Can the Center Hold?

Enlisting Hope: Discussion of Papers by Linda Jacobs and Rhona Kaplan

Introduction to Private Lives

Patsy

When the Writer’s Eye Meets the Reader’s Eye: A Review of “A Psychoanalytic Perspective on Reading Literature: Reading the Reader” by Merav Roth: A review of A Psychoanalytic Perspective on Reading Literature: Reading the Reader, by Roth, Merav (2020), Routledge, New York, 320 pages.

Issue 3

Recollecting the Vanishing Forms of 9/11: Twenty Years of Ruptures, Ripples, and Reflections

The Dice Popper

Close Observation of Mother-Infant Interactive Process in the Wake of Traumatic Loss: The September 11, 2001 Primary Prevention Project

As American as Apple Pie: Anatomy of an Event

Introduction to “Working in the Midst of the Covid-19 Crisis: What Can Relational Psychoanalysis Offer?”

Unmasked: Personal Transformations, Frame Alterations, and Making the Conscious Unconscious During the Traumatic Times of the COVID and Other Plagues

Discussion on the Paper by Anthony Bass “Unmasked: Personal Transformations, Frame Alterations, and Making the Conscious Unconscious During the Traumatic Times on the COVID and Other Plagues”

Doing What’s Right: The Ethical Dimension of Psychoanalytic Work During A Pandemic

Can I Get A Witness?: On Being Seen and Heard in a Relational Psychoanalytic Treatment

Can I Be Your Witness? Discussion of Cynthia Chalker’s Paper: Can I Get A Witness? On Being Seen and Heard in a Relational Psychoanalytic Treatment

The Flavors of Verbs: Implicit Communication in the Age of Masks

Acknowledgment, Harming, and Political Trauma: Reflections After the Plague Year

Closing Commentary: Bearing Complexity and Balancing Dialectics: Enduring the Relational Journey

Notes from the Creative Literary Arts Editor

Dear Alexander (A Fictional Missive)

Life Behind the Screen

Dear Fears

Lack for Lack

Redux

Passages into the Inchoate: A Review of The Unobtrusive Relational Analyst: Explorations in Psychoanalytic Companioning by Robert Grossmark: A Review of The Unobtrusive Relational Analyst: Explorations in Psychoanalytic Companioning, Robert Grossmark (2018), Routledge, New York, 226 pages.